Dynatrace announced the introduction of Security Analytics, a new Dynatrace® platform solution designed to help organizations better defend against threats to their hybrid and multicloud environments.
Dynatrace® Security Analytics leverages Davis® AI, which combines predictive and causal AI techniques to provide security analysts with the precise answers and data context they need to prioritize and investigate threats and vulnerabilities. Later this year, Security Analytics will also include generative AI capabilities as part of Dynatrace's planned expansion to provide a hypermodal AI offering through Davis. In addition, Security Analytics now leverages Dynatrace® AutomationEngine to create automations and workflows that analysts can use to assess the impact of an attack, find the indicators of compromise (IOCs), or automatically trigger a response. Combining Davis hypermodal AI, precise answers with context, and intelligent automation empowers security analysts to defend against emerging cyber threats proactively. It also bolsters their organization’s cybersecurity defense and overall security posture.
Dynatrace Security Analytics fuels the answers and automation it delivers with logs, metrics, traces, and topology while keeping data context intact. This enables teams to identify and investigate threats that may be impossible to pinpoint from logs alone. Furthermore, Security Analytics adds to other Dynatrace application security capabilities. These include:
- Runtime vulnerability analytics, which provides real-time detection and prioritization of vulnerabilities that have escaped into production environments.
- Runtime application protection, which detects and blocks common application attacks, like SQL injection, command injection, and JNDI attacks.
Steve Tack, SVP of Product Management at Dynatrace, said, “In today’s rapidly evolving threat landscape, organizations face an unprecedented risk of cyberattacks that can wreak havoc on their operations and customers’ trust. With Dynatrace Security Analytics, analysts can quickly investigate and verify what happened and leverage observability and security data in full context to analyze and take proactive action to strengthen defenses. Combining these new security analytics with our platform’s other application security capabilities enables our customers to successfully deliver digital transformation with the confidence that their hybrid and multicloud environments are well protected.”
Dynatrace Security Analytics is available to customers now.
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